Hello all.
Let's hope this is the right place to put this thread.. and question.

I have a Phantom 2, a new one, that comes prepared for a Zenmuse H3-3D.
Cable and all.

But I don't use a GoPro and I am NOT going to use it. It's footage just isn't what I need.
So I have to use other gimbal.

In this case, an Alexmos based one, a DYS 3 Axis smart Gimbal.
I used it on my Phantom FC40 without problems but when I moved it to my Phantom2, the behaviour is quite different:

I have NAZA-M Phantom's F2 pin connected to the RC-Pitch pin on my gimbal, and F1 Pin connected to FC-ROLL pin as supposed to (and as it works on the Phantom FC40
BUT...
Whenever I tilt the Phantom forward (nose down, so to speak) the NAZA-M Phantom sends a signal trough F2 PIN that makes the gimbal compensate in the oposite direction (lens tilts up)
And, when I tilt the Phantom backward, the camera will compensate and tilt lens down.
So, it's injecting a voltage signal onto F2 pin, accordingly to the angle of the Phantom nose, which I supposed is correct for the Zenmuse, but incorrect to any other gimbal I know of...

Nevertheless the "x1" remote (the pitch control lever on the command)  is acting correctly.

On the NAZA-M Phantom assistant (v 3.0.6) the gimbal is sitched on (so it says on the first tab) but the gimbal's sliders are greyed out. Nevetheless I can handle them and chenge values.. only they are greyed out.

Is there ANY WAY to connect an Alexmos or third party gimbal to this controller without it having this "auto compensating" efect on F2?

Thank you very much.
Fernando

Well,

I replaced NAZA Phantom with NAZA-M V2 Original and it works as it should now...

Lost the LED functionality though....
I really don't care much, because I have iOSD that shows if I have good GPS lock and I do compass calibration once in a while or whenever I move a relative long distance...
But hey...
What a bummer heh?

I can't believe NOONE here know any thing about this...
Am I talking to kids here ????

i have the same problem, but i don't know what it is

This thread has some serious age.  

My guess is - nobody knows how to solve this antiquated problem.  

Sorry.

Good luck.